'Context Does Matter" - 4⧸2⧸18
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1 hour and 52 minutes
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144.23477
Summary
The left dreams of a world without the Second Amendment. We ve got to repeal that because we have to do something. But I wonder if any of them have actually stopped to consider what that world actually looks like. Well, it just so happens that we don t need to have a crystal ball. We don t have to have Doc Brown s DeLorean either. All we need to do is read a newspaper and see what a post-Second Amendment progressive utopia would look like.
Transcript
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Well, the left dreams of a world without the Second Amendment.
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We've got to repeal that because we have to do something.
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But I wonder if any of them have actually stopped to consider
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Well, it just so happens that we don't need to have a crystal ball.
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You want a glimpse of a post-Second Amendment progressive utopia?
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If you find yourself somewhere in London anytime soon,
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discussing the dangerous rise of teen knife attacks.
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The government has launched a $1.6 million ad campaign in a Hail Mary
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and to try to stop 10 to 21-year-olds from stabbing each other to death.
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Knife attacks apparently are now out of control in England.
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The murder rate in London is now higher than that of New York City.
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When describing knife attacks and violent crime,
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the British officials now are using the words virus and epidemic
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While the amount of firearms continue to rise in the United States,
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violent crime in the United States is actually going down.
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Our overall violent crime rate is down nearly 1%.
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Aggravated assault, property crime, burglary, theft, and even arson
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even though crime and violent crime is on the escalator heading down.
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Now, let's go across and look at England and Wales.
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Our cousins over there outlawed guns back in the late 90s
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Violent crime and sex offenses are now hitting catastrophic levels.
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Listen to the increase from just the past year.
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Knife attacks and violent crime are up over 21%.
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But that didn't stop nearly 7,000 crimes committed last year with a firearm.
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how come the bad guys are committing violent crimes in record numbers using guns?
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calling for a ban on assault knives all over the UK?
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You know, one that you would use in an assault.
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I'd like to describe it as one that a person would use when under assault.
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Is everyone in the UK blaming knives for the rise in crime?
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Or are they now blaming the people wielding the knives?
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that you won't hear a single progressive or anti-Second Amendment crusader
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newly released numbers of violent crime and knife attacks in England.
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there's no reason being used in America right now.
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lowering the amount of people killed by violence.
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what is the point of this let me give you the first half here hi i'm so-and-so and i'm so
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okay yeah hi i'm glenn beck and i'm stew and our greatest no i'm b i'm b our greatest
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responsibility is to serve our northwest communities we are extremely proud of the
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quality balanced journalism that como news produces of course fill in your local station
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but we're concerned about the troubling trend of irresponsible one-sided news stories plaguing
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our country the sharing of bias and false news has become all too common in our media
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more alarming we'll pick this up in just a moment but that's more alarming
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this is the glenn beck program hi i'm glenn beck and i'm stew bergeer your turn oh our greatest
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responsibility is to serve our local communities we are extremely proud of the quality balanced
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journalism that this station produces but we're concerned about the troubling trend of irresponsible
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one-sided news plaguing our country the sharing of biased and false news has become all too common
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on social media more alarming some media outlets publish these same fake stories stories that just
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aren't true without checking facts first boy isn't that true stew that's out of the script
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unfortunately some members of the media use their own platforms to push their own personal bias
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and agenda to control exactly what people think this is very dangerous to our democracy cut
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now that's what the media has played and they have compiled it in such a way to make it seem insidious
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that there is some overlord that is now hypnotizing you to this message now
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let me ask you a question is any of this untrue is there any of this that is untrue do you think
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the people in newsrooms and the people in those local local communities aren't concerned about the
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troubling trend of irresponsible one-sided news stories plaguing our country of course they are even read
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that as a left-wing source let's just say this was msnbc writing this promo uh we're concerned about
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the troubling trend of irresponsible one-sided news stories plaguing our country you're telling me they
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don't make that point on the air every day every day they say that there's conservative media the
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bright parts of the world the blazes the the fox radio fox news there's one-sided reports tell me they
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would not air that exact thought tell me that they wouldn't say that they run stories that some
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aren't even true they run them without checking the facts first you can watch every single night on
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cable news you can see that exact opinion about conservative media stated okay let me let me ask
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do we happen to have the cnn apples and oranges commercial apples and bananas and bananas sorry that was a
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completely different uh analogy play this please let's see what this message this is an apple
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some people might try to tell you that it's a banana they might scream banana banana banana over and over and
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over again they might put banana in all caps you might even start to believe that this is a banana
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okay what is that saying that is saying that some people are telling you a lie some people might even
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put it in in big font they might scream it over and over again and some people if you don't know
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some people will then say i believe that that's a banana you mean like some media outlets are
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publishing fake stories stories that just aren't true without checking facts first the sharing and
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bias to false news has become too common on social media we're concerned about the trend of irresponsible
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one-sided news stories plaguing our country and that some media use their platforms to push their own
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personal bias and agenda to control exactly what some people think exactly banana banana banana right
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now would you say that cnn would say it was extremely dangerous to our democracy i bet they would and i bet
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they'd say democracy too yes they would now here's the thing cnn then says basically we're going to tell
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you the truth it's an apple and we're going to tell you over and over and over again it's an apple it's an
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apple it's an apple you can trust us it's an apple trust us it's an apple trust us it's an apple trust us
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it's an apple over and over and over again until you go i can trust them that's an apple that's the point
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of that ad now let me let me finish reading the rest of the promo that trust us it's an apple
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has a problem with at our local affiliate here it's our responsibility to pursue and report the
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truth we understand truth is neither politically left nor right our commitment to factual reporting
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is the foundation of our credibility now more than ever okay you could say all they're saying
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here is trust us it's an apple right right so if you ended it there it would be equal not worse
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but it would be exactly equal right okay but they don't end it there but we are human and sometimes
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our reporting might fall short if you believe our coverage is unfair please reach out to us
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by going to localnews.com and clicking on content concerns we value your comments and we will
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respond back to you is cnn responding back to the people who have problems with their coverage
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nope is msnbc no i don't think so okay but if you ended it there you would be like okay well they're
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just throwing this in you know and they're saying okay yeah we're human but they're not really gonna
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listen they don't really mean it we work very hard to seek the truth and to strive to be fair balanced
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and factual we consider it our honor our privilege and our responsibility to deliver the news every day
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thank you for watching and we appreciate your feedback so what is the point of this story you see
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context matters media they say matters no no not not really context matters the way the left looks at
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the media they know that context doesn't matter they just know if you say banana enough people will believe
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it's a banana because we control the media and if we control the media because media matters then we can
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convince everyone it's a chiquita banana but if context matters if facts matter then you have to read all of it
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what is the context where they're saying hey there's a problem there's a problem in our country and we think
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it's really dangerous they the context is and you may think we are like that and we are human and so we may
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not even catch it so tell us if we are like that okay this is absolutely incredible to me incredible when you put
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the context in but let me ask you this question first
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people in the media will say well they have these must run things they have these things where they put
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in opinions and you must run that opinion because the company is making a point and saying we've got to
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get this point across to all of our viewers okay well let me let me look at this two ways a um but even
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though they're doing that they're then running a promo and they're saying you know we want to respond to
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you so if you think we're wrong please let us know we will respond all right so they're saying
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if you don't like what we're saying you have a voice unlike what the left says on college campuses
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and everywhere else you have a voice your different opinion matters to us i'm not hearing that anywhere
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else i'm not hearing that from cnn okay i've not once seen a promo that says hey and by the way if we
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call something a banana and it's really an apple will you let us know yeah call us out on it yeah and
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we'll respond yeah no no they won't do that the second thing is
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what's more insidious a group of local broadcasters that are saying hey there's trouble because some people
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are using their power to hypnotize and we care about your opinion so please call us and let us know
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and having a must run campaign now so you know every company every media source has must run campaigns
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every radio station that you've ever listened to have you ever noticed and check us out on iheart.com
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that is a must run promo let me give you another one that you might be aware of
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uh it's green week on nbc that is a political position that we have to stop greenhouse gases
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because the planet is warming remember that's when the planet was warming global warming has to be
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stopped because we are so sure of it that we are making an edict that every show that runs on nbc
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must run an episode that revolves around global warming in this week that sounds like propaganda
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that sounds like control that sounds like hypnotize doesn't it why is it the left didn't have a
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problem with nbc running green week right i mean look at look at this promo it's the same thing they
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would say well green well of course we care about the earth it's okay to care about the earth first
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of all that's not what they're pushing we all know it no second of all that you could say you think
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sinclair is only criticizing places like cnn for fake news right you could say that because you think
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sinclair has a conservative lean nothing in the promo says that like the left the stuff that was
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on green week was much more blatantly advocating a political position than this is this is legitimately
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just saying hey there's some bad coverage out there if we are one of the examples of it please call us
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out please let us know please let us know and the apple and the banana of this story here is they make
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it seem like because 20 different news anchors across the country did the same promo as opposed
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to a widely distributed single source that it's supposedly worse it's worse because 20 different
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people said it to smaller audiences than one giant anchor an hour after hour after hour after hour
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said it over multiple times over multiple days on one singular voice on a giant network that's in
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100 million homes right or you know i would just say you know that you have all of these wonderful
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people that we've grown to love and we're laughing and we're completely not expecting propaganda
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that is that is political in nature to just wash over us show after show after show for an entire week
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yeah like for let me give me example because green week as you remember every show on nbc had this
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every every show however also cnbc msnbc nbc news nbc sports the sci-fi channel the sundance channel
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bravo usa network telemundo plus universal studios and its related theme parks and the
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company's website including female focused i village which i guess existed at the time i don't know
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if it still does dozens of shows will have environmental themes or messaging from sammy and
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lucas's green wedding on days of our lives to msnbc's examination of green issues in the 2008 presidential
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campaign to the office considering recycled paper the office considering recycled paper that's how far
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they went on this okay so here's the thing yes sinclair he's got some problems i think sinclair has done
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some really you know bad things and different things they've done some good things whatever i'm aware of
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it that's a hell of an endorsement yeah uh ge they've gone from theme parks to everything that
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you watch in the movie theater to television promoting a political agenda didn't seem to me
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to have anybody didn't they didn't have any problem well this affects 50 million people with sinclair
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yeah yeah yeah yeah and the other affects 350 million people
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that's by the way just inside the borders of the u.s let's just assume that universal and nbc
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welcome back to the program glad you're here thank you for listening to your local affiliate today
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it's a must run sorry that's crazy you know i mean look here's the thing
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you have to base things on facts you don't like sinclair okay left fine you don't like sinclair
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a be consistent and then expose them for what you don't like or do you even know what you don't like
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is it just that they have a different opinion than you
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because that seems to be the your mo lately and we get into that when we return
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well surely a major news organization is not going to publish an article associating god with
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white supremacists and you know white nationalism on easter right i mean that's not gonna oh they did
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the cover photo is from a rally a kkk rally held in 1963 nbc published the op-ed by jonathan wilson
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hartgrove who describes himself as an evangelical christian who connects with the broad spiritual
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tradition and its monastic witnesses the title says it all on easter sunday christians must remember
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how easily and often our faith is used to defend white supremacy okay that's a good safety tip sure
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all right in the article he suggests that we should associate easter sunday the celebration of the
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resurrection with an easter sunday in 1873 quote 145 years ago when hundreds of white men in colfax
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county louisiana took up arms after sunday morning worship services and uh and marched on their
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county courthouse to reclaim control of the local government from representatives who had been
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democratically elected by black and white people voting together standing their ground in the hopes that
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federal reinforcements would arrive in time every defender of democracy at colfax county courthouse
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was murdered okay the last the last line reads like a book report on the communist manifesto quote
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every defender of democracy at the colfax county courthouse was murdered okay the entire thing is just a
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you know a screed why don't you just take out the whips and just start just whipping yourself i i i saw that
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in angels and demons i think that's what it was i would just start whipping yourself
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wilson hartgrove writes quote as a white evangelical in this land i cannot celebrate easter in 2018
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without working to reclaim the concept of redemption from the forces that attempt to use my faith and its
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founding stories to defend white supremacy okay in the south um you know in the 1800s that
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may have been true may have been true and should we recognize the things that we have done wrong
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yes we should should we ask forgiveness yes we should is that why nbc published this on easter
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morning and nbc news tweeted a link to it later in the day is is this why
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he describes redemption and the redemption story as justification for terrorism the what the easter story
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the bigger issue is that narratives like this have such a massive platform nbc
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bills itself as nbc news home for op-eds in-depth analysis and essays about news and current events
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we are nbc think oh find opinions that will make you look differently and deeply about your world
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you can also turn to the website and get such gems as the march 31st piece which described the trial of
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the pulse nightclub shooter as a traumatizing example of sexist islamophobia
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really let's see what kind of articles that'll help us think differently when it comes time for
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it's monday april 2nd you're listening to the glenbeck program
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what the university professor where was it up in maine i think you you saw the headline
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transgender people say that uh jesus was a cross-dressing
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uh uh man yeah i did see that okay did you actually read the story you know i i didn't give
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the theory the real academic interest it deserved correct i didn't either i i didn't either i read it
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this weekend and i was like because i was just like okay whatever okay but i have to i i i need to
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bring this up in context of a broader issue so what the what the professor is actually teaching
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is that jesus was a cross-dresser uh and um and he also had a dad complex okay now i don't know if
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they buy in fully to who his father was but he had a dad complex and the professor went as far
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to say that as jesus was being crucified jesus was focusing on his father which shows that he not
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only had a father complex but he had a a a strange relationship that that went in obviously
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into some sort of bondage and s&m with his father in childhood okay i'm glad you threw an obviously
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there because that was so such a standard belief of everyone of course okay so that is fine that's
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fine whatever yeah it's not really even worth in the mainstream media even covering why i mean you
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know hey free thought free thought okay laura ingram is being um boycotted now and she's being boycotted
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because she said to uh you know one of the parkland students uh hog david hogg who has said all kinds of
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things about people horrendous things about people horrendous things about people i know and like
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dana lash that she's not what david hogg describes he said all kinds of things about people like
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marco rubio being splattered in blood and likes it that's okay but laura ingram after he started
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talking about you know he couldn't get into college um or at least he was been rejected by four of the
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colleges that he had applied to he started talking about that why i don't know he must think that the
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colleges don't want a lefty activist colleges hate leftist activists they are really good especially
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ones that are outspoken in the media yeah they just do not want anything to do with them it's
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unbelievable unfair treatment and leftist activists at college i know so so he started talking about it
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and laura ingram responds you know stop whining it's not unusual even with grades like yours okay
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that sent david hogg off now i don't think david hogg even cared i really don't and if he does
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he's got an issue he has very thin skin and it's an issue because i in all honesty because i i keep
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thinking i've missed like did she have a 40 minute monologue no she just wrecked this guy there's a
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tweet the tweet literally the only problem you could possibly have with the tweet is that she said the
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word wine stop whining like if she said stop complaining probably there because they keep saying
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she mocked him now maybe she did in another thing that i'm missing but in this tweet all she said was
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he was whining about his grades it's actually understandable given acceptance levels it's i mean
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in a lot of ways it's just a really boring tweet right like she's just saying that hey you shouldn't
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be complaining about this because it's very standard of the way your grades would be treated at this
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university right now you could say the word wine instead of complain i guess if you're gonna you're
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gonna parse those two approaches i guess is the the entire genesis i don't know i have to tell you i
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i don't know um i've been so focused on this that i haven't had a chance to really ponder how jesus when
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he was cross-dressing and being nailed to the cross uh was really fantasizing about the sex fetish that
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he had with his dad so i've been you know i've been really studying that i haven't even had a chance
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to take on the bigger issue of complain versus wine you know
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but that's it though right uh-huh i mean well now it's not now it's not now he says um he won't stop
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until she apologizes for all of the people yeah that he that she has offended all of the people
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throughout her career because she she did apologize for it which again here's the exact tweet david hogg
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rejected by four colleges to which he applied and whines about it dinged by ucla with a 4.1 gpa
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totally predictable given acceptance rates that is the entire tweet and then it links uh to a story
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um and the story has much of what she tweeted in the headline so she basically quoted the headline for
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about half the tweet it's just the word whines now again i don't know is that mocking is that they
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they keep saying attacked and mocked okay no no no so here's the thing here's the thing
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this is only being furthered because of people like media matters we've seen this movie over and over and
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over again and i have to tell you i am not for um i'm not for boycotts but i have to tell you
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if i'm not for nuking cities why because it's immoral now was it immoral in world war ii no based on
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the number of people that were going to die if we didn't nuke those two cities the death rate would
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have been much much much higher so was it a good thing no could you justify it yes did we warn people
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yes we dropped we dropped millions of flyers on those cities saying please leave and take food
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what stopped us from nuking other cities one we knew it was immoral but more importantly
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we knew that the other side had a nuke as well and so we had mutually assured destruction
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if you if i nuke them they're going to nuke me if i take moscow they'll take new york or washington
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and then it will just increase and we'll all be dead mutually assured destruction mad
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it's mad to use nukes because of mutually assured destruction
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would it be immoral to use nukes in response to nukes or is it more immoral to let one side just
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kill everybody in in one country and you don't respond at all
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i think that's just as immoral because in the case of the soviet union we believed that they were
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wrong i i think that would be just as just as immoral to do nothing
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right now the left is using nukes on our media they're using nukes on on laura ingram now laura
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ingram is a big girl and she can fight for herself but they've just nuked her for no reason
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imagine someone dropping a nuke on los angeles because they thought people were too tan or they didn't
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like the latest hairstyle or they were pissed off that steven spielberg changed too much of the book
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for ready player one and so they decided to vaporize all of new york that is what is happening
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so more than a dozen companies now have that were sponsoring laura ingram show have bailed on her
00:53:00.240
uh in a boycott initiated by a high school student david hogg it's been orchestrated uh by the far left
00:53:09.180
i mean we've seen this over and over and over again so the companies that are boycotting
00:53:15.640
office depot uh depot gerber hulu honda johnson and johnson the the as of yesterday afternoon the
00:53:27.200
list is uh swelled to 17 companies can you get all 17 for me stew do we know if these are the real
00:53:34.360
boycotts or these glenn beck style boycotts i've never ever aired my commercial on this guy's show
00:53:39.940
but i'm not going to in the future is it that sort of nonsense again or is it i don't know have you
00:53:45.360
seen johnson and johnson johnson johnson and johnson doesn't do usually controversial things right like
00:53:50.660
maybe they do they advertise on laura ingram i don't i don't watch the show but i mean it's
00:53:55.160
possible gerber i haven't seen a gerber spot on fox have you i don't remember seeing one yeah i mean
00:54:02.600
gerber it wouldn't make sense that gerber would even with the demographics of fox who are you going
00:54:08.360
after you're going after 20 30 and maybe 40 year olds with gerber you're going after young families
00:54:17.140
that's generally not who the target audience is at fox it's 55 plus so i bet gerber hasn't even i bet
00:54:27.020
gerber's never run a spot on fox news at night this is what they did with me is they they said you know
00:54:34.940
uh we got all these companies i was like mercedes-benz never ran a commercial ever they never
00:54:43.560
ran a commercial mercedes-benz has said jawohl we stand in line we'll never do that you never did
00:54:52.160
and none of those you know those german companies have such a clean record that they could totally
00:54:56.860
judge others on yeah you know they're via crops yeah okay yeah we made you know lots of we made the
00:55:03.560
fixtures in the gas chambers but this guy this is too much for us it's over our line guys draw the line
00:55:09.940
there sure yes we're a german company sure yes but no more uh-uh he compared him to hitler hitler was
00:55:21.040
right mercedes okay so uh i don't know how much of this is even real but
00:55:33.020
in talking to a friend of mine last night ben shapiro and talking to ben you know he's made this
00:55:42.480
he's made this mutually assured destruction uh case quite a bit and i think he's right
00:55:49.640
if we don't push back on the companies and do what they're doing and say you know what
00:55:56.760
johnson and johnson you know what uh who are these who are these companies again uh gerber
00:56:04.220
oh look gerber i have no problem with you i like what you've done recently i like that you took
00:56:09.860
stands with you know for kids that have uh down syndrome i think that's fantastic and don't don't
00:56:17.380
just belittle them and yell at them let's you know tweet to them put their name out there on
00:56:26.380
facebook go to their facebook page tweet their name they don't like that and just say gerber
00:56:33.660
please stop getting involved in politics advertise on every side we're all people we disagree
00:56:42.720
advertise on all sides otherwise i gotta stop using your product i'll go find another baby food because
00:56:50.520
in today's world i can go find another baby food oh home depot i can go or that's not actually home
00:56:57.520
depot i'm sorry i said home depot office depot office depot who is who is even going to office
00:57:05.480
depot anymore you gotta question your life if you're going to office depot really you have you heard of
00:57:11.720
amazon really i gotta you know why i gotta go get some toner okay you could do that or i could just
00:57:20.440
use amazon prime and have it here in an hour and we don't have to drive we could play cards you know
00:57:26.680
instead of you getting in the car anyway office depot that was just an anti-concept of office store
00:57:34.160
monologues come on you know i'm going to office depot for i gotta get some more paper okay or i could
00:57:41.780
use amazon prime i'm just saying uh hulu honda johnson and johnson will give you the rest of the
00:57:49.560
list but you gotta take a stand if they're gonna nuke a city it's immoral not to put the fear of god
00:57:58.740
mercury this is the glenn beck program so we're talking about the uh the the companies that are
00:58:16.600
supposedly boycotting um the laura ingram show has anybody seen an office depot commercial on laura
00:58:24.120
ingram i mean i guess they might run them i don't know if that's true or not you know the whole list
00:58:29.460
uh office depot liberty mutual insurance trip advisor nestle johnson and johnson joseph a bank
00:58:35.260
which is like that's that's a troubling one because who else they're going to give their 95 suits to
00:58:40.900
when the purchase of one suit yeah you if you buy one suit you'll never need another suit ever we send
00:58:46.560
one to you every three days it's a suit subscription every three days you'll get a brand new suit for
00:58:51.840
joseph a bank that costs eight dollars buy our suits now they've got all the commercials they
00:58:57.340
need right hulu expedia uh is it nutrish or yeah yeah what's nutrish i think it's a isn't that the
00:59:03.900
one that's uh what's her face is uh the rachel ray's um dog food company is it is it right my dogs are
00:59:10.100
going to be really bummed they were really loving rachel ray's recipes they're like is this rachel ray
00:59:16.260
and i'm like and they were like wow and i'm like yeah like i know like there's you know we've had
00:59:27.360
this boycott conversation a thousand times and and you know we don't there's no need to rehash it
00:59:31.800
but i would say one thing i can't get myself motivated to do is chase a dog food company around
00:59:37.320
for who they're advertising to i don't freaking care what they're doing i don't care what they're
00:59:41.520
doing i understand there's a bigger issue than that but i'm not going to spend my life chasing
00:59:45.980
around rachel ray's dog food that is not going to be how that's not going to be my tombstone what
00:59:50.660
is that a sign of her career i mean what chef is also saying i also make a pretty good dog food
00:59:58.940
here's the recipes that didn't work out buy them in a bag
01:00:03.600
all right uh jenny craig wayfair miracle ear stitch fix principle honda progressive
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what a surprise and bear i mean outside of bear huh did bear have anything in their past that they
01:00:20.980
would have from the people who brought you heroin bear this is my favorite most people don't know
01:00:29.800
that heroin was invented and packaged by bear do you know why you know what it was for do you
01:00:35.880
even know this too have i told you this this is one of my favorite facts bear originally packaged
01:00:42.540
heroin um because they found that it was a miracle drug for alcoholics you take this for a couple of
01:00:53.000
weeks and you're never going to want to drink alcohol ever again um yes but now i'm addicted to
01:01:02.580
heroin it didn't work out well for them so they took that product off of the uh off of the market
01:01:09.060
because uh i mean sure it cured a few alcoholics uh they didn't they they indeed didn't drink again
01:01:15.460
so they met their promise you know it's interesting too that laurie ingram apologized for that tweet
01:01:20.940
of hers yeah and uh bear didn't accept it bear bear didn't accept the apology let me just give you
01:01:29.060
let me give you a little uh here's another apology you might be interested uh from history okay um this
01:01:33.980
is this is from um uh the bear aspirin company has apologized for its inhumane acts of its parent firm
01:01:42.600
including using jewish slave laborers during the holocaust i have sorrow and regret and i apologize
01:01:49.840
for the inhumanity in my country for what uh ig farbin did to your people oh my gosh
01:01:55.360
bear is ig yeah because you might remember ig farbin who was the guy who um it had a significant
01:02:02.320
investment quote in a company that made zyklon b gas which was used to kill hundreds of thousands of
01:02:10.860
jews at auschwitz are you kidding me oh my god you get no moral authority for the rest of your
01:02:18.100
corporation bear come on oh my god you won't accept laurie she tweeted the word wine
01:02:26.120
you're not going to accept that and we're supposed to accept hey sorry about the zyklon b
01:02:32.740
oopsie doopsie that is insanity wow i mean maybe the dog food company you could take this from i'm not
01:02:43.340
accepting it from bear not either yeah so we did a little more than a tweet yeah you know
01:02:54.860
the little pellets that killed six million people that was us seriously we had a bad day
01:03:02.120
or a few years half a decade but it was bad and we we weren't thinking at the time i just
01:03:08.980
i just rattled it off the formula for zyklon b and it just got out of control oopsie doopsie
01:03:17.800
by the way uh this uh apology timely by bear december 21st 1995 wow night it took him 50 years to come
01:03:33.220
up with an i'm sorry over zyklon b and we're supposed to be a oh look at the moral stand
01:03:39.280
they're taking it's laura ingram's tweet that is it's just unbelievable i mean it's not you know
01:03:47.980
what it is absolutely not unbelievable it is completely believable that's why you just have
01:03:54.540
just just just let's just i mean i think we should all tweet to bear aspirin today you're the inventor
01:04:03.200
of zyklon b you hey bear we forgave you for the gas that killed the jews and we're letting you medicate
01:04:16.860
us we're saying you know what give us things to ingest that that's our response to you
01:04:24.680
oh my god oh if this wasn't our life it would be so enjoyable if we were aliens and we were just
01:04:41.200
hovering above the planet wouldn't this be a scream this would be like what are they gonna do next
01:04:47.020
what are they gonna do i bet you they'll they'll forgive the zyklon b people and then the zyklon b
01:04:53.840
will get all haughty about a tweet no way you've written a crappy sitcom sir that is not believable
01:05:03.340
and people will not accept it wow i you know i you just think that they can't get more bizarre
01:05:14.680
and every day it hits that new standard it the hurdle is cleared on a daily basis
01:05:20.440
just i mean when you have this is a new york daily news 1995 the headline this is a half
01:05:30.720
a century after it occurred bear sorry for nazi roll
01:05:37.180
they're sorry for their nazi roll a half century after it occurred it's not even it's a you know
01:05:51.620
they're not even going as far as the zyklon b you don't have to it's just it's just hysterical
01:05:57.080
that we're okay with that yeah hey sorry about the nazi thing oopsie oh no
01:06:02.800
we accept that from volkswagen yeah volkswagen puts a flower right by the ashtray volkswagen yeah
01:06:14.280
it was hitler's car and we're all like ah yeah that's totally fine but it's totally about peace
01:06:22.940
but seriously shame on you laura ingram for using the word wine
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if you're a bear you have to accept every apology no matter how sincere about anything
01:06:41.900
all apologies must be instantly accepted somebody should just be in the boardroom when they're like
01:06:47.440
this is an outrage and let me just stand there like a clock every 15 minutes just go zyklon b
01:06:53.060
you're right okay you're right you're right we forgive them say the word zyklon b every 15 minutes in all meetings
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glenn back you know i also i also just can't get past the fact that office depot is even
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advertising i'm sorry i i know maybe this is a personal thing but i just don't know why does
01:08:52.800
anybody go to office depot anymore really why i have to avoid stores like that uh office depot is
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one uh the container store is even a bigger offender those are deadly because it's it's half my salary
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when i go into them i don't know what it is yeah when i see organizational products i must purchase
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all of them for no reason i don't use them i i don't know i'm not organized i don't use them
01:09:15.400
i know i'm i just buy them i am horribly organized i but i go into a place like the
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container store and i do i want to buy everything in there everything yeah and for no reason because
01:09:27.600
there's no way i'm ever going to organize any of my crap in there wouldn't it be great if my towels
01:09:32.580
were organized alphabetically by color no it wouldn't and you're not gonna do it but right then
01:09:38.840
but right then you think about it like god how how have i lived my entire life having purple towels
01:09:44.460
before blue towels i don't you know i'm really bad at stuff like this because i i go into stores like
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that and i really i get motivated i'm like i'm gonna do that yeah and then i never do it it's like
01:09:54.660
do you remember you know you know tony robbins yes so tony robbins is um uh is a uh uh you know
01:10:03.460
motivational guy and he's and he's really good at it and this is like 20 years ago i was sitting you
01:10:08.440
know i don't know eating doritos on the couch just feeling like a loser and i'm watching you know one
01:10:14.200
of his infomercials and i'm like yeah i should get that because i could do something with my life
01:10:20.640
right you know and so i order it and it took a lot for me to order it but i ordered it and then it
01:10:27.660
came and then it just sat there and i never unwrapped it and it was like in that box that's the tony
01:10:33.260
robbins stuff but i never had the motivation to actually you know i needed tony to come over and go
01:10:38.300
hey you gotta unwrap that i mean think about what you can do you're strong enough to do it
01:10:43.880
you got the power you should unwrap that and then because that's a certain there's a certain line of
01:10:49.000
laziness you've crossed there which is like not even putting the first one in and ignoring it yeah
01:10:52.900
you actually didn't even take it i didn't even take it out of the box i eventually gave it away
01:10:56.460
you know to somebody else that had the energy to unwrap it okay but i carried it around in like two
01:11:01.960
different moves okay i still had it i was like i'm not getting rid of this because one of these days
01:11:06.240
i'm gonna unwrap it okay so like two weeks ago three weeks ago i called tony robbins and i'm like
01:11:12.160
tony and he didn't pick up he was i don't know where and so i leave a message you just randomly
01:11:18.260
called tony robbins yeah and so i i call him up and i'm like tony hey listen i really need i need to
01:11:25.540
you know i need to talk to you get some motivation because i don't know i'm just turning into a big
01:11:31.060
fat blob and uh so he called so he calls me back now i'm not there this time and he leaves a message
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hey glenn anytime love to see you you know what i'm gonna be out so and so why don't you just uh
01:11:44.440
why don't you call me and then we'll get together i didn't call him i didn't call him back you know
01:11:50.340
i heard it and i was like i'm gonna have to get on the phone with him i'm gonna have to talk to him
01:11:54.340
and then but you wanted you called him you wanted to talk to him i know so a week later he calls me
01:11:59.960
back bud did you get my did you get my message are these getting are these getting through because
01:12:07.040
love to see you in fact i'm gonna be in san diego we're doing a thing why don't you come on down you
01:12:11.940
really love it like i don't know now i mean he's too positive that everything is gonna work out and
01:12:19.960
you're gonna be successful and then if he shows me how to do it then i actually have to do it because
01:12:25.980
he would come over to my house and go hey you gotta open the box well he people don't know this about
01:12:33.520
tony robbins but he's like super involved in a lot of charity stuff including uh operation underground
01:12:38.700
rescue right yeah he's he's really really involved in in the saving of operation underground railroad and
01:12:46.780
uh uh and the nazarene fund he's been remarkable he'll just go out the first time he heard about it
01:12:53.360
um he was on stage and somebody stood up and said hey i want to tell you about this group
01:12:58.900
and he said wow that sounds great uh i'll give you a hundred grand and then he said anybody else
01:13:08.460
anybody else he raised five hundred thousand dollars from his audience that day and so now he just
01:13:14.860
will go around and he'll have these things and he'll be like hey you know you want to feel good
01:13:20.980
you want to change the world let me tell you about this organization and he does and so every once in
01:13:25.360
a while just get like a check five hundred thousand dollars from tony robbins and he's like he would get
01:13:29.680
a call he just did it again and he's just doing it because he believes in it he's gone on operations
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fully disguised i mean he's enormous and he was wearing this full beard and total in total disguise so he
01:13:43.020
was going to be you know going for one of the busts you don't realize how big i don't think i really
01:13:47.760
realized how big of a guy he was until uh shallow howl remember that movie shallow howl with jack black
01:13:53.100
and at one point jack black says that his fingers are the size of bananas
01:13:57.400
it's like the greatest description of a large person i've ever heard
01:14:02.320
at least you picked a good guru i picked uh don lapree uh right i was out of high school because
01:14:10.560
i had a lot of a lot of big opportunities uh chasing me around you know yeah this world but
01:14:14.860
this guy kept coming on tv at like 3 a.m in front of like a really cheesy ferrari testarosa from the
01:14:19.840
80s saying you got my one bedroom apartment i placed thousands of tiny classified ads and i was
01:14:28.640
like that sounds like a great idea and i ordered the national reminder service uh bundle because
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you could sell them and what happened is they would send you a postcard to remind you of a birthday
01:14:38.460
coming up it sounded like the greatest idea of all time yeah if you know the internet wasn't on the
01:14:42.580
verge of being created right i did sell one you did i did sell one uh to my mom so thanks mom
01:14:50.720
that's really that's working out for you at least you opened the box you opened the box or returned
01:15:08.200
love courage truth glenn beck hey stew there's more to worry about today sure we could talk about
01:15:25.680
stormy daniels david hogg i love that we could go on and on and on but the uh the um
01:15:32.140
israeli-palestinian conflict it's getting worse oh good yeah good to hear i'm glad to hear that
01:15:38.680
there's more to worry oh there's more to worry about last week 30 000 palestinians still irked by
01:15:44.500
president trump's decision to acknowledge that jerusalem is the capital of israel you know where
01:15:51.880
they have the actual capital and the and the knesset you know the senate and the house where they have
01:15:58.960
that donald trump had the audacity to say yep that's the capital crazy anyway of course people
01:16:11.280
started to riot and they started to ride along gaza's border with israel stopping occasionally
01:16:16.920
just to you know say a quick prayer and then back to rioting the coordinated six-week sit-in
01:16:23.720
was a peaceful protest okay sure they had cocktail hour molotov cocktail hour um you know and they
01:16:34.280
and they would roll gas soaked tires you know into the fence that was a fiery riot but it was a peaceful
01:16:40.800
fiery riot which i think only the palestinians can get away with two palestinian gunmen fired at
01:16:48.600
israeli guards peacefully by the end of it israeli forces had killed 15 rioters damn them when they
01:16:58.020
reported on all of it the mainstream media took the opportunity to portray the events as another
01:17:02.640
part of the palestinian struggle an underdog group of jilted muslims devout to the religion of peace
01:17:09.760
uh-huh the new york times for example described the riot with a vaguely anti-israel sentiment
01:17:17.820
quote palestinians supported by human rights group view the events as a legitimate protest that was
01:17:25.880
met with disproportionate force by trigger happy israeli soldiers end quote oh diplomatic venom
01:17:34.700
spits from one side to the next israel's defense minister minister uh uh commended the israeli soldiers
01:17:43.480
he said i think personally that all of our troops that were there deserve a medal
01:17:50.820
how dare he how dare he for protecting his country like it's his country it's monday april 2nd
01:18:02.460
you're listening to the glenbeck program everybody's country what next i'm gonna let
01:18:06.700
all the countries name their own capitals i'm just gonna let that happen anytime they want
01:18:12.320
the united states hey we just gets to be washington dc if they wanted to be washington dc if they wanted
01:18:17.940
to be philly before that it was philly yeah we're gonna let that happen that's so stupid we gotta call
01:18:23.660
the u.n we gotta get this under control all right uh i want to tell you about um tell you about a guy who
01:18:32.260
just died at 107 years old greedy bastard who just 90 wasn't enough for him 95 100 no no 105 no i need
01:18:45.820
all 107 while there are people that don't even get 55 years he had to hoard all of them
01:18:56.200
the reason why we're bringing this up is not because he was 107 years old this guy was a true
01:19:13.060
he was able he he came up with this idea to be able to
01:19:23.860
out of amsterdam amsterdam before they were sent to the gas chambers
01:19:28.760
he took infants all the way up to 12 years of age
01:19:33.320
the children had been taken mostly from their parents at a deportation center
01:19:42.660
next to a teacher's college and he was the principal at this teacher's college it was a school
01:19:47.920
that uh was doing really well until the nazis came in and then they cut all the funding and
01:19:52.940
so he convinced the parents hey why don't you pitch in for the school he became the principal
01:19:58.900
they kept the doors open but it was right next to this nursery
01:20:08.140
hey maybe we shouldn't send children to gas chambers
01:20:43.680
smuggled out to the countryside and to the dutch resistance
01:21:29.280
at that point i realized i couldn't take everyone with me
01:21:49.580
does it sound familiar if you watched schindler's list